"We need to find a brand ambassador for our True Love series." Lydia Ingram said leisurely, "After much discussion, everyone thinks there’s only one suitable person."
"Who?" Monica Usher hadn’t considered the matter of a brand ambassador, so she didn’t have a candidate in mind, and she wasn’t interested in the entertainment industry.
One of the executives spoke up, "Anton Miller." New ɴᴏᴠᴇʟ ᴄhapters are published on novel•fire.net
Before she could react, another executive added, "He’s the male lead in the recently popular show ’Love of Purple Bay,’ and his buzz is consistently rising."
"Right, and new topics emerge about him daily." Another executive agreed, "Anton Miller’s appearance and demeanor both fit our criteria."
Monica Usher remained calm; she understood that they wanted her to approach Anton Miller.
"But, this person is quite proud; it’s said that a director offered him double the usual pay for a series, and he turned it down."
Monica Usher watched as Lydia Ingram slowly poured the freshly boiled hot water into the pot, a rich aroma of tea wafting through the air.
She was pensive and had her concerns.
"President Usher, as far as I know, you should be quite familiar with him, right?" an executive pondered over her changing expression, trying to gauge her thoughts.
Monica Usher suddenly thought of a scenario.
If Anton Miller agreed to be the spokesperson for R-Alan, would Justin Kingston be furious?
Anton Miller likes Mia Lane, yet Justin Kingston stole her away; doesn’t he hold a grudge against Justin Kingston?
"Okay." Monica Usher suddenly felt confident, "Leave this matter to me."
With her words, Lydia Ingram felt that success was just a step away.
He quickly instructed Joe, "Prepare the contract."
Returning home, Kristina Kingston was upstairs in the study, standing by the window, her gaze blankly looking outside.
Her mood certainly wasn’t good.
On the desk behind her was a card left by Monica Usher; it’s unknown how much money it contained, likely a substantial amount.
Recalling the first time she met her, the small girl curled up in a corner, all dirty, only a determined gleam in her bright eyes.
It was this unwavering and unyielding character that moved Kristina Kingston, prompting her to decide to sponsor her.
The girl she instantly took a liking to, whom she fully cultivated, surely would become great one day.
In both learning and work, Monica Usher was several times more diligent than others, never letting Kristina Kingston down.
But now... she actually wanted to use money to buy out this relationship.
Her allegiance to Lydia Ingram was truly disappointing!
Kristina Kingston had a bad premonition; Monica Usher’s life was about to be utterly ruined, she would be on a downward spiral, everyone knew Lydia Ingram wasn’t a good person.
In fact, Lydia Ingram is quite despicable, and Monica Usher knew that in her heart, but she thought she was smart enough to remain unscathed.
Afternoon, at the Kingston Group.
Hailey Hale’s life was all about work and binge-watching dramas; she was highly efficient, completing all of Finn Morgan’s tasks promptly.
As she made no mistakes, Finn Morgan couldn’t fault her for anything.
With Mia Lane gone, the deputy general manager’s office was left with just her and Barbara Sutton, with little communication between them, creating a stifling atmosphere.
In the adjacent president’s office.
Justin Kingston, dressed in a black suit, sat in his office chair, his eyes falling on Finn Morgan, noticing he was different today, though he couldn’t pinpoint how.
Did he have something on his mind?
But Justin Kingston didn’t ask, just keeping everything in view.
Near the end of the workday, Barbara Sutton took a file upstairs, accompanied in the elevator by two other female employees from different departments.